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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1946)
Texas Clergyman Picked For First Baptist Post Heads Lions Tlio ltcv. Lmils It. Adams of I.OOp, Ten., Iiu Ix'imi niiiiivd to the poxititiii nf ihmIkIiiiiI pastor ml rdiicHiiuiiiil illrui'lor nf Ilia Kit it IljitUl church, 414 N. Ulh. Ha l rxiieclcd In nrrlvo In Klninulli Kill In Sciili'inhcr 1, C'nmliiK friim Ciilnriitlti rlKhl years ko, the ltcv. Atluin was Zion Lutheran To Open Class Vacation Ulbln ichool will be ll In at Oil .Ion Ltitlicrun church, 1025 1 1 lull, Montlny iiiiirnln.', July 22. sessions will bn lit'lii lur a Iwu work period euch imirninu (rum U to 11 30 . in. There will bo clussrs for all Ilea of children. An InterrithiK schedule of ac tlvltlea lui been plunnocl Inclutl lull llihle bIoiIci, sIhkIiiiI, work book unci fliinnelurupli ileninn strutltins. A mot Ion ptrture will be prenenteil each week and at the clone nf Ilia aclinnl on Aim- lint 2, a picnic will bn ImlH fur all of the children und teaching llll I. Rev. Matthews Back From Vacation Trip The nv. Godfrey Matthews will be In the pulpit of the Com munity C oniireiiiitlonBl church Sunduy after huvluR returned from a montira trip to California. The topic of hli icrmnn for the 1 1 o'clock service will be "The Wanted Years. Tbo Rev. and Mri.'Mutthewa bavo been In Suutn Ana for the pant month und the ltcv. Mat thews conducted service there, llcenicd bv the Kliimath Fulls church lo preuch the tiopcl He then went to Texas whero lie enrolled In Howard Payne col- lee. After his uriiduullon he filled the pulpit at Garden City and Luop, Tex. The local church plans to be gin an Intenslvo visitation, edu cational und enlistment pro gram, Rccordlnu to the Hev. C C. Drown. Ho stutea Unit the call of the ltcv. Adams Is one of the major stepa to develop the church prourmn. I'luns aro also under consideration to en lama the fucllltlea of tho de partments while plans for the new building on Esplanade are materializing. Food Donated By Scientists The Christian Science church of Klamath Falls is sandng IS boxes of food a month to fnmillrt in Knglund as part of Its food relief project. The locul church Just sturted this plan In June but the Mother Lhurch in Huston has been sending food regularly to Europe. Tho food packages weigh 11 pounds, seven ounces nf food and four pounds of used clothing. All the food, which Is donated by members, must be canned. Mrs. Sylvia I. Cluyton Is food relief committee chalrmun. As sisting are Mrs. Anna Dunn, Mrs. Ldwlna Henry and Mrs. Cohan. Winter Will Preach At Church Of Christ Evangelist C'.us Winter will again preach on great events In tho life of Christ at the Church of Christ, 220! Wantlund, 11 a, in., Sunduy, July 21. The sub led will be "The Calling of the tint Disciples." In the evening he will talk on "The Gute of Heaven." Bible school with dunes for all ages meets at 10 a. m. "Missing Navy Plant Sighted By Searchers SEATTLE, July IB W) wreckage oi a plane sighted on Saddle mountain and thought to be thin of mhuing Sidney Mali Mew York business executive was identified Inst night by army fliers as aluglo englned navy plane. Such a plane has been mist ing since lust September. Most promising clue in tho search for the MiiU plune was report that a craft renembllng u was seen in a naze near I'ynK east of Snoqunlmle pass, the morning of July 8, when Mat rilsuppcured on an bllensburg araiue iiigni. I I hi ii pC7 F S f , . tL , .jAos(ssMtf4aa Clifford D. Pierce of Mem phis, Tenn., la the naw presi dent ot the International Asso ciation of Lions clubs. Pierce was elected at the annual con vention which will close July It In Philadelphia. He succeeds Dr. Ramlro Collaso of Havana, Cuba, the retiring president. CHIROPRACTORS MEET I'OHTLAND, July 10 (!') Tho aniniul convention of the Oregon Association of Chiro practic Physicians opened here today. Classified Ads Bring Results. Farewells To Be Said On Saturday Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Burrows, former branch president; Mr. and Mrs. David B. Htangcr, and Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Backes at a party held In the chupcl Saturday, July 20, at 8 p. m. The group Is moving to Grants Puss where Burrows and Stunner have purchased the Mellow Gold creamery. Burrows has been In Klamath Fulls for eight years, four years of which he served as branch president of the church. He is president of the Klamath Falls district In the Northern Cali fornia Mission and will retain this position after moving to Grants Puss. Merlin I) leak, who was first counselor lo Burrows, is tha new branch president. Ho has been with tho locul church two and a half years. First counselor has not been appointed yet but Ron- 'Overflow' College At Farrogut Planned SPOKANE. July 19 OP) Plans for a coeducational "over flow" college at Farm nut, Ida., naval center moved rapidly yes terday with signing of articles of Incorporation for the Farra gut college and technical Insti tute and discussion of several applicants for positions of presi dent and executive secretary of tne school. G. O. Kildow. president nf the North Idaho Teachers college at Couer D'Alene, said the Interim committee will serve at a tem porary board of d rectors until a July 28 meeting In Couer u Alene elects a president and permanent director!. .RICHARDS FURS- v4 .. JULY 22 & 23 DOORS OPEN 10 A. M. The largest and finest col lection that has yet been shown in Klamath Falls. Through the co-operation of Stefan! Bros., San Fran cisco, we are privileged to display these fine gar ments. Coats from 1130 to $10,000 Beaver American Mink Asiatic Minis China Mink Persian Lamb Ermine Squirrel Mouton Lamb And an array ef ether types r lj July 22 ond 23 77 Rickatok Qwi I I 129 S. 9th St. Phone 6425 Coots purchased will be stored free of charge Remember the Dates SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING EiMrl. tlnmrn.,i Work Mil M.ke.) abl rrtcta fret Eellniftttf Sowing Machine Service Tr lii4Mnt1nl Dralir re 111 mi Khsala War OSC Sorority Wins Building Approval PORTLAND, July 19 (!) Alpha Omlcron Pi held authori zation today to construct an $80, 000 sorority house In Corvallis. Tiie project was approved by the district construction review committee of the civilian pro duction administration. Jcunnctte Smith was author ized to erect a 153,000 building at Ilcrmlston, to have stores on the ground floor and rooms on the second. Employment Service Finds Fewer Jobless PORTLAND, Ore., July 19W) Fewer Jobless are tramping this region's streets right now, the U. S. employment service re ported today. Unemployed, numbering 40, 000 In May, dropped to 23.S00 In June In this metropolitan area Multnomah, Washington I und Columbia counties. Four thousand Jobless are women, 0300 are veterans. The USES attributed the Im proved situation to seasonal work, and to the fact that about 6000 women and oldsters retired. CSAI.D NSWS, Klimalk Full.. Ors. FBIDAT. Jalf IS, IMS, r,. Weasels are found throughout the United States. t EADS 1 aid E. Phalr will serve as second counselor. A special branch conference will be held Sunday, July 21, at the church. Sessions will con vene at 10:30 a. m., 2:30 p. m. and 6 p. m. Pocking Crating Shipping Local Moving Office and Warehouse 553 Market Phone 8271 STORAGE I IJ"? 0RKERS ill TRY ALL 6 FLAVORS1 MOOSE DANCE For Members and Gueits EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT MOOSE HALL 1010 Pine St. Need to Moke a Quick Trip? 1 OUR CHARTER SERVICE IS NOW AVAILABLE! N.w stlms vrMr, I riMt run Avftii.SU ftr CUsrltr. 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